The artwork, titled “#28,” was created by Paul Reed in the year 1963. It belongs to the Abstract Expressionism movement and is classified under the abstract genre.
The artwork features a dynamic composition with an intriguing interplay of colors and shapes. At its center, a circular arrangement of abstract forms intertwines, creating a sense of movement and depth. The shapes, varied in their curvature, are filled with pastel hues of blue, green, and yellow, contrasting against darker background segments of black and maroon. These background segments form a segmented pattern, adding a structural element to the piece. The artwork invokes a sense of fluidity and complexity, characteristic of the Abstract Expressionism movement, while steering clear of representational forms, embodying the essence of abstract art.
